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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-19
Or. Parker's Visit.

LONDON. April 1s.-Dr. Parker will de-
liver his eulogy on Henry Ward Beecher
June 80. He will preach a number of
times in Brooklyn and subsequently deliver
several lectures in the United States.
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Col. MERIT prnmo,ed.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The president
to-day appointed Col. Wesley Merritt to be
a brigadier general, vice Brig. Gen. Orlando
B. Wilcox deceased.
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Trouble Begins 'ro.Day.

DUBLIN, April 1s.-The ev!ctions of
tenants of the Marquis of Lansdowne begin
Tomorrow. A special force arrived on the
scene to-day to be on hand for an emer-
gencV
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Wreck OFT Tasmania.

LONDON. April 1s.-The steamer ashore
off Boniface is the Tasmania, not the Lam
ania as at hrst reported The Tasmania
belongs to the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation company. She was
bound from Bombay for Massila and
stranded Oh the Monachi rocks, to the south
of Corsica. All the women and children
among the passengers have been landed.
She carried 1SO passengers, of whom
seventyfour were landed. Two French
steamers are assisting in the work of rescue.
Assistance has gone from Ajaccio and
Marseilles.
The telegraph cable-repairing steamer
Volta has foundered off the island of
Myocnus, in the GIecian archipelago. A
portion of the crew was drowned.
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Accident ON the IL. IN.

Special to the Globe
PEEscoTT, Wis. April 1S.-A smashup
occurred on the Chicago. Burlington &
Northern this morning about 8 o'clock, two
and one-half miles north of Diamond Bluff.
the next station below here. From reports
it seems that freight train pulled out of
Diamond Bluff ahead of time, and. as it
rounded curve i'll the locality above
named, it ran into the engine of a work
train that was running south toward Dia-
mond Bluff To sdetrack and let the freight
pass. The engines on both the freight and
work trains were badly demolished. For
tunate!y no one was killed outright, al
Though four train employees We're injured
and one of them probably fatally. The
train going south, with DR.. Murphy. of st.
Paul, on board, visited the wreck and
brought the wounded to this place. From
here the men were taken to st. Paul to be
cared for. The wreck has bIockaded the
road and stopped travel, nc trains having
gone through since the accident. but trains
from both sides have made connections. A
wreclzng train arrived from st. Paul this
afternoon, and the track was cleared by 8
tonight.
THE NEWS IN ST. PAUL.
None of the men upon the freight train
were injured.
John Fay, the tool-man on the construc-
ton train. who was standing on the tiat-car
next the engine, was squeezed under the
engine tank. and his right leg broken. His
injuries are the most serious, and may
prove fatal.
7. Donohue, of Alton, Ia. engineer on
the construction train. jumped from the cab,
and broke his right ankle.
Mark Eagerly, of st. Augustine. Ia. fire.
man on the construction train, also jumped
from the engine cab, and was badly cut in
the face and injured internally.
E. D. Humphry. of La Crosse, brakeman
On the construction train, was setting a
brake when the trains collided. He was
thrown off and struck in the head by fall
ing rock, suffering also compound fracture
of the leg.
The patients were brought at once to St.
Paul. attended by DR.. Murphy, and placed
in st. Josephs hospital.
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Aberdeen Crop prospects.
Special to the Globe.

ABERDEEN, Oak, April 1s.-The
weather the past three days has been clear
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The War Cloud in the East.

BOMBAY, April 1s.-The ameer of At
ghanistan has sent a battery of artillery,
two regiments of cavalry and two of in
fantry to attack the Jaghoree Ghllzaist,
Seoornatees, Shilgaris and Wardaks, all of
whom have sworn to fight against him to
the death. The khan of Bokhara has dis
covered that his ministers have been plot
ting against him for the Russians advance
southwark. contrary to his fathers wishes.
He has accordingly beheaded several of the
ministers, and others have fed to Balkh.
A European spy has been arrested at Merv,
where he was sojourning, disguised as a
Mussulman. Advices from Hyderabad
state that Sir Salar Jung. the nizam's
prime minister, has resigned. The nizam
will confer on Sir Salar Jung pension of
81, 700 month and pay his fathers debts.
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ment, not by secret agents. The govern
ment was most unwittingly going to ell
courage even extreme forms Of violence.
In his opinion those familiar with the idea
of dynamite and the dagger looked with
satisfaction upon the proceedings of the
present government. Cheers In his
view the bill was poison. He would not
present it to the lips of Ireland. 1t must
be presented by other hands, and it would
be an honorable source Of happiness to him
to think that he was permitted to have
small share in dashing it to the ground.
Gladstone resumed his seat amid loud
cheers.
BALFOUR AND PARNELL.
rose together. After standing some time
amid cheers and counter-cheers the speaker
recognized Balfour. Balfour began by ad-
vising Sexton, if he could, to bring action
for libel against the Times as the best way
to refute the charges made by that paper.
AS to the pledge made by Gladstone in ref
erence to the land bill, he said of course,
the government was committed to every
bill OF tirSt-class Importance. Parnell fol-
lowed Balfour. He bitterly denounced the
publication in the Times as base forgery.
Sir Bernhard Samuelson's amendment to
the crimes bill to the effect that the bill, if
passed. would increase disorder in Ireland
and endanger the union and empire and
therefore should be rejected was defeated
$40 to 269, and the second reading of the
crimes bill was agreed to without division.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
TIE HUMANE SOCIETY.


fhs gans mextizg u tbs Haaasas seess-
y was Asld e. l. 5 Pfosln's oEaes last
sss1zRx. with Pssssdeat Fi1brsr AID Iras.
tees Aassll. RLehn8ne. CoscAsoa pEes<at
ssssng trustees E,ists sad wlEAsy. ATsat
ks4rnsy ~Es Asa prsssna
Ths rsegnxtion 0f Miss Nellie wifhey -
= mszbsr Of tie Board u Iraslsss Was
presented snd soospts&, sad Ars. A Q
Iorrey sss ssessd 70 A. the vacancy. n lss
ks1eccs l. kicha6ad wss slscIs1 Sscrets-
-. the Pressaeag 2nd Secretary we're al
thoFized % sn eioy soaas saifsbls p<rso1 -
record the proossciass Of previous meet
inxs Of the society from the MINUTES taken
oy the secretaries.
The matter OF takiag action 70 secure
more watering trooghs anu drinking foan-
szins for people. dozs sad hsrses In the city
was discussed laf0Fmslly. President
Fl0hreF announced ths receipt Of check
for as from ths 0stsrhoul 4 Fox Lumber
Company. which was accepted With pleas
ure aud thanks. An order on the treasurer
for So was voted Agent ke2rsseY
The Agents reposl shows that since the
last meeting be las killed three sick and
disabled horses; ordered I've horses which
were UNIT for work OF the streets. repri-
manded Iso dnyers for abusing their
horses cautioned two for nsgiecting their
horses. feprimsnded one person for cruelty
TO cats; relieved = Gov from torture, assist
cd in making al arrest aud secured the ar
resi and conviction OF two persons Tor cru
city 10 horses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
PERJUHED HIMSELF.

Rash William Wood Commits o Very
Serious Ofsnse To Save His Inamorata-
Among the persons arrested Saturday
night was Minnie Sessions, q we'll known
street-walker of the city. After she had
been behind the bars a couple of hours,
young VIM. Wood, who has been a clerk at
the Morton House cigar stand. appeared
before Clerk Tozer and expressed desire
TO sign bonds for the woman's arrest. He
was duly sworn and in response TO ques-
tions. stated that he was of age, that he
owned a half interest in the cigar stand and
that he was worth 81 200 clear Of all debts
and exemptions. Having justified in ac-
cordance with the law he was accepted as
bondsman and the girl released
II Was discovered yesterday that the
young man will not be Of age until a year
from next August; that he never had an in
terest in the business named, being employ
ed only as clerk at s. week, and that be
was not worth a dollar. This latter fact
was proven Saturday night by reason OF his
borrowing sl.35 from q reporter present in
the clerks office. wnerewith to pay for exc
cutting the bond.
The case Is one of rank perjury and the
young man will probably be arrested for
the ofense. When his employer learned
these facts he promptly discharged Wood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
CANNES AND EQulNES.
The Parade Yestei a,5-t Wise Busincs
Managers OIiaion-

The parade Of Prot. Morris Canine and
Equine Paradox, which took place yester-
day morning, was one of the finest, most
novel aud attractive ever seen in this city.
The pretty little ponies were led by juve-
nile attendants. some Of the equine marvels
rode in carriages. the army OF CANNES be-
decked with gaady ribbons occupied open
hscks, and two bugle corps and Squiers'
full band rendered music. The parade was
made over the printed route. and every
where young aud old stood ON the
streets aud watched the coming of
the ponies and dogs. greeting them
with generous applause. The fine
carriages. furnished by Gill & Greenly were
beiecxed with ribbons and banners and the
pagears was. without exception, xhe most
gally caparisoned Que ever given By hall or
tented exhibition.
Said Business Manager Glassfcrd of the
company TO reporter for the TELEGRAM
HERALo yesterday: II am convinced that
advertising pays. We have played in every
city In this country. bat never before had
our line of parade printed. | am convinced
Of another thing and that Is that nearly
everybody reads the TxLEGRkM- HERALD.
That paper was the only one in which the
line OF parade Was given. and all along the
residence and business thorcughfsres. the
people fiocked along the walks TO witness
the exhibition. They waited in every case
over a. hour. bat guess they were pleased.
II vas one Of the most generous receptions
ever accorded us.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN DAKOTA.
A Farmer Enragsd 1T the Decision OF =
Tree Claim. KILLS Three Persons oat-
right. Fatally Wounds Another and
Blows His Own Head on

HURos. OAK. June GA horrible trxee-
dy occurred this morning in Lake Byron
neighborhood. twelve miles southeast of
Huron. Simon Nelson. farmer. shot and
killed Mrs. Shaw. her son. aged about Is.
and her sister Miss Lyman. aged about %.
The shooting occurred about 10 o'clock
this morning and was the resslt
Of q contest over O tree claim which
was decided in favor of Mrs. Shaw. Besides
the three killed. Nelson shot g. A. Nelson
through the body and he will die The
party went to the claim TO do some plow-
ing, when they were met BY Nelson armed
with Winchester rife. revolver and large
knife. Mrs. Shaw was shot twice, once
in the head aud once through the body.
Miss Lyman and young Shaw were shot in
the bead. Mr. Lyman was also with the
party and escaped by getting behind his
team.
After the shooting Nelson started for his
house, just before reaching which be placed
the muzzle of his rifle 10 his temple and
blew his head almost to atoms. There is
intense excitement over the affair and scores
of teams loaded with people are going to the
scene.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

Out this ouf ans vsit Eerf Thursday -
2 aesock ~ = Csnsi- 81. fvo doors f-ofn
Fourth ksfieosl Benk- i ~ grand os5en-
ir1s a stls great s<skTupt sale - fner fins
c.efhing. hats snd ossssF goods frDn isrrs
zhoiesels honss thst fs5lee iu Fss Jork
fSfF. Egerrtt - EiI BE- so8d a. pr osnt
less tiaa scsusi cost e fise eztirs stofk
res i,s ots@e6 orr 81 sever 6eVs a
srsez5ia snil sf r8en's closfes s. 81 K1ss.
entssf voFta tk5 o. xnefef ret1rDed. a.
esexnnf psir Eser FszIts. BIB guarantees
v8-th - - BsoneT ret1Fosd Asn fnest
fco1eb slseT1ot sasts ~ worth So
Hsnes1rns btns sfozh f1sfs = - VEIL
81 Also effE different st4}es ~ Erie~s
einslfts sn,ts szd pverzoets eousiIe -
e5eep FxtrB fns euel5fT hffs - eenss
vorfk s. Exfxk EDe zsoilks 1nsbrsslss -
ceuts wo~tb ~ EndeTyeef sn5 r. otG
e Herpzf ota r1<,ia AsSs carn nlerese
Tbarstszr Jeae q - s.eck - = csns
= I've soot frorn Fourfh xsli1nzi 1sank
(<rsn5 Rss63e 4lca. srd fnust niess n
ssvsz dsFs. st0rt of>n tia - night
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07


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Ma Hasx. 3ans a. al ssssel hse =
ersss sarprsss taa@s si.ss tks ns~s - tia
issas Il Sla0x 0sN u nss ssoet ~ shs
chioA<o. hli~sak-< a 81 faai r.slFs~a ~ss
nlsas knewp s11 u e flrsk sftscs ~ss -
Gauss sasas snail blocks u sss1k - bs
tsrown ever In anticipation of sharp os-
eiins bas the prios wsz eel supported.
xn1 thss ssiliRs sooH eesse1- 1ht difecsers
sna oAciaa E ths rsa1 an Des on teaf
N insp>sEsea over tEs sssis0 epeF@sea ~
tbs oosapsny. sssd no eficla inioEmstacn
eo1la b< esssinsa II va lssFnsd, how
ever tai tie - nsiasEs ewninf tie chie2Es
Essastsn q Lake ssi<flsr ra~1 es1A fiesse
the sale Of tAss prspsffy ~ ths 81 Paul
Csmpsa} on Sss1raas lssk and psH ~
the new issas i Tor the parpnss of prosaa-
inx puFoAsss nensy The pflos pGse Il .
hslls lsss thsl S. oss9 oso. snd s0.0e0 shares
viii he iss1sa on lhis eo,o0nt
Tksre - another large railroad desl nov
being nsEotsisd thu details of which are
fepl sscrss. fsf the eompielion of which tie
Remaining q oaa.eo viii bs reQuared.
New stock viii bs offered o. preiorFed sna
ooEs.1E slock holders ~ 49, oash per share,
and thsy VII be charged with fifteen pei
cant from tAs surplus tgnd. which new
smoanss 10 $500, ,6o0. In CASE sny of the
stock shoald pot IL subscribed for. arrange.
msnts have been made f0r placing Il WITH
the syndicate. and the whole issue can -
considered already sold. The Evanston
road which has Just been purchased Il cob,
siaersd Us tsost important Oh account 81
ils tsrnitnl facilities a. chicago. which
covers three hundred aud si1leoD acres.
and the recently constructed roads made
strenuous efforts % obtain POSSESSION, bu'
the syndicate which held a refused 10 sell
to any interest esii the 81 Paul. The road
rurs from Chicago 90 Calvary, III, eleven
miles, ana frem Chicago 20 Lake Geneva,
Wis, ssyenty-nins and half miles. Rail
road mep sestitnste that II "a worth fully
s. oo001o
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

A large and spprscistive sudience wit
messed an excellent vaudeville performances
At Smiths Opera House last evening The
charming Snsie Wilde opened the olio and
scored hit. Crawford spd Kesting. the
blsckfscs sDperors are unquestionsbly The
fnest in TIER hne OF business. Maggie
B1rseil. The queen of skipping rope dancers,
caught The aadience. her ~wineinE" beiag
perfection III. ]. Brown vss moss enfhu-
siassicaily applsuced ioF bis exqairte tenor
Songs. The Niastanls7 Brothers conceF-
tina playing sn8 Lancashire clog. vas the
most artistic and finished az yet seen here
Retiae and Alton, the European hsr
performers are immense and received wi
deserved encores. kigtie Ru6olrh vas an
excseiin9ly clever Erin male igapersonator.
Antonie Non Gofrs the peer Of al confor-
tionisEs whose marvellous fsats must he
seen 80 Re believed. bis performance ~ss
received With tsan 1sro9s spplsase. The
roaring coHe6F. ~kg Uscis's Photoersphs
closed the @nlertsinment
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
CAUGHT on OUR WIRE.

NV YoRK. June 6-Wiilism O'Brien
was given a reception by the Press Club
today.
NEv YoRK. June 6.-Tbe Jury in the
Sharp case still lacked one 70 complete the
quota az adjournment
Ioxpox. June s.-Dr. Mackenzie the erni-
nent German specialist bas been called
again 70 visit Crown Prince Frederick VII
ian aud il is believed the latter con-
ditioD il critical.
ALBAxr. y. Y Jane Ga Prohibition
State Convention 10 nominate candidates
for state Offices, will bs bid in Syrscuse.
August = and p. ard ar sctive csmpaign
viii be begun imfhe3istely thereafter.
NEW YOEx. June e.-Csrdinss Gibbons
refuses % s.v ssythinE Of his int.nae1 &c
ton on the labor question. He Wi CAL =
council Of toe eleven Brchbishog@ os
America, and then decisive steps viii be
taken
NV YoRE, June s.-Thirfy-fvs Of TIE
hundred striking w0rkmea ct the John
Stevenson cs- saops, signe1 a. sgreer1sni
tecsF 70 st3f4on tbeir Union snd the
Knights of is.boT and 60 70 work ~ the I'D
rates WhfsEey's striking silvsrsmifhs
vent 60 vork cn TIE bosses terms Tif-
fsny's men an 90 cut
NEr YoRK as s.-P0iics Carfssn VIII
isuss ohfsir.f8 waTrsnts this sftsrnooE
aesinsf Jsnes ~ Bresiin. - the (4.iseg
Hoass. sn3 Chss.es NJ Fiiss - TIE PIN
Avsnce Hoss1 fsr ~sr~snE ~iHt 70 9ueess ia
tbe dl1ins roo7n % ftssE respective hSts
on Sunday II. two hotel n1sz Vii sppes,
~ eoarf teznoTryw s1d tbs first tes ~ tfs
sxciSe law ss Affecting hoses kess'srs viz -
began-
FFr Tosx JB-s Eft -ss ssserte5 70
ser fhzt eierk IN tSe T6sert. aftorssT /,
rHze had hee1 cferez fw8 f1tfN isiils r
rsveeI cwt2in irf1ru stsor fr ooz1ecelsr
vitn fke bo03ls triel TTTkr1e< 8tsorns.
Ma-ziae berg aske3 ssoat u zs6 - g
a. 81 2ral "a - t-8s csss ~ Saar1. xhe~s i
no frntA IN Il Nbefser suet ski1xs sTs'
tyiea - snetsef t'eosE.s esse. / wi4 nsilhe'
deny O. aTrzA7
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

LACROSSE, Wis., June 6.-The convent bell
rang an alarm about midnight last night.
Inquiry ELECTED the information that some
unknown brute gained access to the nuns
dormitory and had attempted to assault
Sister Hewicha. She fought bravely until
she effected her escape by lesping from q
window, falling upon the ground eighteen
feet below. She was not seriously injured
The villain escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

FoRr WoKTH, Texas. June e.--An scci-
dent occurred near Stringtown, Parker
county, last night during a storm. A
family by the name of PEBBLES were soGndly
sleeping. when a terrific peal Of thunder
and binding fash Of lightning aroused
the sleepeFs. with the exception Of Mrs.
peebies, who on investigation was die
covered to have been killed by the light
ing. Her infant child, which was in her
arms at the time the fash came. was also
kf1Io4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

Three fskirs from Muskexon arrived In
the city last night 9a the $50 train 50 as
10 Be here in time for the circus today.
vhsn they WI eatssvor to hep the local
crooks do up all wh1 are so1lIsh enough
% come within sheir grasp. Daring their
trip from d skexon they tired 20 prscfice
their games % passenger a1d xoaid an
3ouhteiiy hsve s'lo1eefed bat for the iatsr-
fsr.ncs ~ Conductor Jcnes. Who had
hsri scnfie With one cf them As theT
feared arrest they ianpei from the train
before & arrived a. the depos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

wAsarSeroS, June 6-The reports of
yellow fever at Key West are of a more
Alarming character. The Treasury Depart
msnt has dispatches today announcing II
new cases, and saying that the fever has
broken ont in The Jail and hotel, and has
been declared epidemic. The Marine Hos
pital services today issued instructions TO
its agents In Florida 70 take additional
precautions and render additional service
IN connection with the outbreaks Of yellow
fever. and To enaploy uurses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
MRS. DOLLY SKIPS.
Released from Confinement She Leaves
Town-PAtrfck Finn gfndicAtsd.

togn-PAtrfck ftnn tfnttcAtsd-
Mrs. Dolly. the woman arrested on CON-
plant Of Patrick Finn for jumping board
Il. LEFT the city yesterday after being re-
leased on her recognizance to appear in
Police Court this afternoon. She went
West on TIE D.. q. II. &. NJ. railroad, hav-
inr hsr baggage checked TO Chicago and
purchasing ficSsts for herself asd two
caildrsn 10 that city. This Increment on
her part clearly sA0ss that Patrick Fian
has been abused aaI viliied o. this al
ventures. Mr.. Finn has lived IN the city
for some tveaty years and during that
tine bas clndu.ted himself aud his hotel IN
p creiitabis manner. The TEIE8SAM- II ER-
AID printed the z0man's story ss she gave
Il AZ Police Headquarters. bit did not a.
the time place sny cresse0ce in Il and IA
pleased that SIR. Finn las vlndicated him-
self before the public
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
The Thistle Won.

LONDON, June Ga brisk breeze was
blowing this morning when the yachts
started in the race at the Do
yer round course, ~ miles long. The This
tie turned the pier within her own length.
and was q quarter OF mile ahead OF the
other yachts at the end OF the two miles.
When the Thistle had covered p miles,
she led the Genesta by 5 minutes and AZ
seconds. The Irex was l minute behind
the Genesta. The Thistle was the frst ts
cross the finishing line, leading the Genes
ta, which was second, by IL minutes. The
lrfx WAS third
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

The ststion kno~n ss WsSt Chester CT
the Nueksxon. q R 4 I VII hsrssi>er be
called Conkifn. posto1ise has beer es-
tablished there wtta Ms r. Miller in
ckarae Il isa f0arsshn< little burg zssr-
r,<saisd By a rieh fsrnsins counfrg sna the
rrstSents think shsf I. feE vesrs il eill
transact ncrs business thsn sp-rta or
or Coo1ersViiis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

CHTcsso. June ELECTION day for the
new Circuit Judges Of Cook county re-
suited IN victory for what vas called the
Citizens ticket. By q plurality Of over fifteen
thousand. not over one half Of the city vote
was poiled. The Judges elected are Aessr.
Horton. Waterman. williamson Baker.
Clifford and Grinneii. the last named being
the prsst States Attorney who is. conducting
the b0odie trials